Jeffrey T Weiss

US Patent:

6475318, Nov 5, 2002

Filed:

Jan 17, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/764470

Inventors:

Jeffrey D. Weiss - Westport CT 06880

International Classification:

B32B 708

US Classification:

156 93, 156226, 156227, 156267, 156299

Abstract:

A method is disclosed for creating a design that appears to float in the face of a piece of material. A piece of fusible material is placed on top of a first piece of material. The fusible material is coated with an adhesive. The non-adhesive side of the fusible material is in contact with the face side of the first piece of material. The fusible material is sewn to the first piece of material. The stitches define the periphery of an unbroken design. The fusible material is trimmed outside the periphery of the unbroken design. Next, the fusible material and the fabric are trimmed inside the unbroken design to create an aperture. The fusible material is pulled through the aperture so that the adhesive is substantially interposed between fusible material the reverse side of the first piece of material. The fusible material is then fused to the reverse side of the first piece of material. A second piece of material is placed on the reverse side of the piece of fabric to cover the aperture.

US Patent:

20170127123, May 4, 2017

Filed:

Nov 2, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/341888

Inventors:

- New York NY, US
Eric M. Hoffert - Brooklyn NY, US
Alexander Krassel - Encino CA, US
Vikki Pitts - Granada Hills CA, US
Jeffrey Weiss - Chatsworth CA, US
Andrew Sweeney - Brooklyn NY, US
Matt Kendall - New York NY, US

International Classification:

H04N 21/438
H04N 21/472
H04N 21/466
H04N 21/234
H04N 21/4782

Abstract:

Examples of the systems and methods described herein relate to reducing latency issues associated with playing online digital video on client devices. An example method includes: determining that a client device of a user is displaying a web page; determining a likelihood that the user will select content on the web page associated with a digital video; and determining that the likelihood exceeds a threshold and, based thereon, performing at least one of the following steps before the user selects the content: initiating a mediation process to identify the digital video associated with the content; unwrapping a video tag associated with the digital video; storing at least a portion of the digital video on the client device; stitching the digital video together with a second digital video; and/or initializing a video player for displaying the digital video on the client device.